Laundry Soap & high efficiency washers

[Guest guest]

How are those? I have seen the ads in Alive magazine? I will look at

those when I replace mine.

 

That was a funny episode.

 

, " Christine Ziegler "

<chrisziggy@e...> wrote:

and since I now

> have one of the high efficiency washers that needs a low sudsing

> cleaning agent to boot, I am hesitant (I have visions of the Brady

bunch

> episode where Bobby does his own laundry and the washer overflows

with

> suds into the whole house *lol*)

 

I made my first batch of hot process soaps a few weeks ago. I started

with CP soap. It turned out very nice. I used it the next day. I will

have to try liquid soaps next.

[Guest guest]

Hello again Opal

 

<chrisziggy@e...> wrote:

>> I now

>> have one of the high efficiency washers that needs a low sudsing

>> cleaning agent

 

> How are those? I have seen the ads in Alive magazine? I will look at

 

> those when I replace mine.

 

I love love LOVE it! Did I mention that I love it? *lol* I got the

Kenmore set and it is the best thing since sliced bread! It cleans the

clothes so well, and has so many various settings anything can be

cleaned, even a king size comforter. And I cloth diaper the baby, so it

makes it even better cause it has a sanitary setting which really gets

those dipes clean! Oh, and it also only uses 15 gallons of water as

opposed to the 40 gallons a regular washer uses!

 

>> I am hesitant (I have visions of the Brady bunch

>> episode where Bobby does his own laundry and the washer overflows

>> with suds into the whole house *lol*)

 

> That was a funny episode.

 

It was. And for the record, that wouldn't actually happen with this

machine cause it has a " overly sudsy " sensor, and it'll shut itself down

and rinse if it suds too much, but still, I don't wanna do that ;-p

 

 

> I made my first batch of hot process soaps a few weeks ago. I

started

> with CP soap. It turned out very nice. I used it the next day. I

will

> have to try liquid soaps next.

 

Congratulations on the soap. Let me warn you now, you have been

insidiously drawn into the addictive hobby of soap making *lol* You're

already hooked, but if you make liquid soap, there will be no turning

back for you, EVER <grinz>

 

 

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com